There seems to be quite a price difference for leg lifting. What criteria should I use to compare costs? Haha.

I was searching for a leg lift, but I stopped short at the price lol.

At first, I thought that if I just searched for "leg lifting," they would all be similar, but I found that there was a difference in cost more than I expected.

My biggest concern is my jawline and the area near my double chin.

I don't want to treat my entire face, just want to refine the lower leg line a bit. I'm wondering if the procedure is still based on the whole face in this case, or if the cost of the On-Da Lift varies depending on the area treated.

When I search, terms like 'shot' and 'energy' come up, but I'm not sure what criteria to use for comparison.

Rather than just looking for the cheapest place, I think it would be better to get the proper treatment that my face needs. I am also wondering what I should check during the initial consultation.

Is the reason for the difference in On-Da Lifting prices due to the amount used or the treatment area, or are there other conditions as well?

Since this is my first time getting a lifting procedure, I'm worried I won't be able to properly understand the explanation even if I get a consultation lol

Also, you shouldn't just look at the one-time cost of the leg lift; since you might need to get it done again later to maintain the results, I think you should think long-term.

For those of you who have received it consistently, how often do you get it?

I think it would be fine if it were once every few months, but if I have to receive it very frequently to maintain the effect, I think I need to consider the cost as well, haha.

I am wondering if there are cases where you can pay for multiple sessions from the start.

Personally, I want to try it out once to see if Ondari Lifting suits my face before making a decision.

I am also wondering if choosing a place that offers thorough consultations or detailed treatment for each facial area leads to higher satisfaction, even if it costs a little more.

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